Traduction de «non-marketable people » (Anglais → Français) :

discouraged people | discouraged worker | non-marketable people

aid people trapped in confined spaces | rescue people stuck in lifts or amusement park attractions | assist people trapped in confined spaces | support people stuck in lifts or amusement park attractions

remove people from buildings | withdraw people from buildings | evacuate people from buildings | rescue people from buildings

assisting people in contaminated areas | giving help to people in contaminated areas | assist people in contaminated areas | helping people in contaminated areas

Community action programme for disabled people | Handicapped People in the European Community Living Independently in an Open Society | Second Community action programme for disabled people | HELIOS [Abbr.] | HELIOS 1 [Abbr.]

Community technology initiative for disabled and elderly people | technology for the socio-economic integration of the disabled and elderly people | Technology Initiative for Disabled and Elderly people | TIDE [Abbr.]

African Court of Justice and Human Rights [ ACHPR | ACJ | ACJHR [acronym] African Court of Justice | African Court on Human and Peoples' Rights ]

young person [ adolescence | adolescent | minor | teenager | young people | youth | adolescence (human)(AGROVOC) | youth(GEMET) | Young adults(STW) | Youth(STW) | minors(UNBIS) ]

resettlement of persons [4.7] [ population relocation | population resettlement | relocation of people | relocation of persons | resettlement of people | [http ...]

non-land-based Aboriginal people [ non-land-based Indigenous people ]

[26] Strategies must also address issues of equality of opportunity (e.g. gender equality) and of targeting specific groups, in order to ensure lifelong learning opportunities are genuinely available to all, especially those at particular risk of exclusion such as people on low income, disabled people, ethnic minorities and immigrants, early school leavers, lone parents, unemployed people, parents returning to the labour market, workers with low levels of education and training, people outside the labour market, senior citizens (including older workers), and ex-offenders.

The proposed Integrated Guidelines invite Member States to provide more transparency and information about employment and training opportunities, in order to make mobility easier, as part of the modernisation of employment services. The European Year of Worker Mobility in 2006 will include special initiatives for young people entering the job market. From 2007 the follow-up to the Commission and Member States’ Action Plan for skills and mobility 2002-2005 will focus more on improving the chances of young people on the labour market through increased mobility. Member States should where necessary reinforce their strategies for removing ob ...[+++]stacles to mobility, as noted by the Commission Report[15] on the follow-up to the Recommendation of the European Parliament and the Council on mobility within the Community of students, persons undergoing training, volunteers and teachers and trainers[16].

Ensure inclusive labour markets for job-seekers and disadvantaged people through: active and preventive labour market measures including early identification of needs, job search assistance, guidance and training as part of personalised action plans, provision of social services necessary to support the labour market inclusion of disadvantaged people and contribute to social and territorial cohesion and to the eradication of poverty; and continuous review of tax and benefit systems, including the management and conditionality of benefits and reduction of high marginal effective tax rates, with a view to making work pay and to ensuring a ...[+++]dequate levels of social protection (Integrated guideline No 18).

The Progress Microfinance Facility for employment and social inclusion was set up in 2010 to facilitate access to assistance in the form of micro-loans for people who have difficulty in gaining access to the traditional credit market (people who are unemployed, at risk of social exclusion, etc.) and wish to start up or further develop their own business.